The Festival of Candlemas falls on the 2nd February. After the darkest time of the year there is now a promise of Spring and return of the Light, days are getting longer. Candlemas falls at the halfway point between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox. A day to gather the light of the Christmas festive season
shrove tuesday, lent and spring awakening “Spring is in the air, my friends, And all is waking up. I think it’s time to wear a smile, Hold hands and share a cup.” March Meal Verse from ‘The Meadowsweet Year’, Caroline Acworth & Lucy Wallens It is nearly time to celebrate Pancake Day on Shrove Tuesday,
“From as far as the stars, To here where I stand, I come to use my right and left hand… To draw, to paint, to make, to knit, For work so fine my hands are fit.” We have lots of home schooling families that already shop with us, but with schools closed for lots of
create, imagine & play along with myriad this advent! starts 29 november – first advent sunday Join us in making a beautiful advent window display throughout the days of advent. Share with our online community and share with your local community! On your walks in your neighbourhood, you may spot another Myriad Advent Window being
To add to the wonder of Advent we have made an Advent Gnome Garden on our window sill, and each morning during Advent something new will magically be in the gnome garden and the children can see if they can spot it, and the little gnomes will be busy doing something different. An exciting part
At Myriad we love Advent – a time of waiting and anticipation…for Christmas to arrive, the crowning festival of the year! We are sharing some of our favourite ideas for a beautiful and meaningful Advent here, and also in our other advent journal that focuses on different creative ways to use the Grimm’s Advent Spiral.
Let’s celebrate Midsummer Day, The spirits of light all dance and play, So join your hands and let us sing… ‘The Sun, he is our shining king!’. J. Aulie As part of the festivities of Midsummer it’s wonderful to make some seasonal midsummer crafts to celebrate the sun, the long days of daylight, the feeling
Once again thou flames heavenward, Once again we see thee rise, Every morning is thy birthday, Gladdening human hearts and eyes. Every morning here we greet it, Bowing lowly down before thee, Thee the Godlike, Thee the changeless, In thine ever-changing skies. ‘Hymn to the Sun from Akbar’s Dream’ by Alfred, Lord Tennyson Towards the
The festival of Whitsun is often celebrated in Waldorf schools by wearing white, making doves or daisy chains and coming together to sing, play games or tell stories in different languages as a symbol of peace and unity. It is also a celebration of all the different cultures within a diverse community, and spreading love and a
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